Brandon High School - Eagle Yearbook (Brandon, FL)

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XX! .gl -loi- OUILL AND SCROLL - FRONT ROW: Jill Hollingsworth, Thomas Preziosi, Lisa Bonilla - Aerie Ed., Nancy Gaylor, Jennifer Sandy. BACK ROW: Heidi Beckington - Eagle Ed., Diane Boston, George Cladakis, Denise Duggan, Nancy White - Emblem Ed., Teri Schinbeckler, Jeff Huggins. NOT PIC- TURED: Ardra Beasley OUILL AND SCROLL NEW INDUCTEES - FRONT ROW: Lisa Hussein, Linda Rossa, Kim Clark, Shelly Seif- ried, Tlm Filipek. SECOND ROW: Terri Schiele, Mary Johnson, Denise Foreman, Dee Dee Shamblin, Kelly Fitapatrick, Jean Cleveland, Candy Collas, Maria Perez. BA K ROW: Chris Evers, Greg Roberts, Mike Petty, Bob Dorsey, Scott Perks, Doug Keesey, Skipper Schmitt. Editors of the Eagle Emblem and Aerie Heidi Beckington Nancy White and Lisa Bonilla respectively take a glance at their publications 2 Lal at x N wt if Listening attentively Candy Collas receives ins Fulfilling her role as editor, Heidi Beckington looks over Ardra structions from Mrs. Brumbeloe. Beasley and Diane Boston's work. 174 l Quill and Scroll

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Scott Specht Renee Szulerecki Alan Taliaferro Laura Thomae Kelly Thompson Olive Thom son Stephanie 'lquschel Lisa Turner Paula Wade Lisa Wilkerson National Honor Society! 173

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h eir Goal: Perfection! MU ALPHA THETA - FRONT ROW: Paul Wagner, Karen Lindsey, Heide Norden, Darren Davis, Jill Hollingsworth. SECOND ROW: Annette Kouhlaris, Denise Duggan, Rene Szurecki, Darlene Dugqgan, John Choy, Bruce lrvin. THIRD ROW: Rhonna Szurec i, Sam Schubert, Paula Wade, Steve McGovern, Teri Mallory, Mike McKenna, Gordon Keegan. BACK ROW: Andrea Despiegler, Diane Calderone, Sabrena Qlomdeo, Lonnie Simpson, Tommy Griffith, Bill Yonkers, Kevin ar . Excelling in their particular fields was what they were recognized for. These stu- dents were to be commended for their outstanding contributions to their respec- tive organizations, Quill and Scroll and Mu Alpha Theta. Skill in journalism came naturally for the dedicated people in Quill and Scroll. The organization was composed of hard- working journalists from the Eagle, Emblem, and Aerie staffs, who had ex- celled in writing, layout design, or photogra- phy. These people put their skills and ta- lents together to help the BHS publica- tions bring awards back to the Eagle's Nest. Mu Alpha Theta was comprised of some of BHS's top mathematicians. Hours of practicing for contests, figuring out complex problems, sharpening their skills, and enjoying themselves while learning were spent each week. Determination and dedication were common factors for these two honor orga- nizations. They also shared another goal which was the most important one, aiming for perfection. deas. I Mary Johnson thinks Steve McGovern explains his method of solving a trig problem deeply about copy as Sam Schubert and Tommy Griffith listen. Now watch carefully, says Teri Mallory. 'Mu Alpha Theta! 175